Denada Denies Abandoning Child, Claims to Fund and Facilitate Ressa Rizky Since Childhood

Kapanlagi.com - The allegations of child neglect directed at Denada have been strongly denied by her legal representative. Muhammad Iqbal stated that his client has been fulfilling all the living needs of Ressa Rizky Rossano, from education costs to personal facilities.

According to the lawyer's statement, this responsibility has been carried out by Denada since Ressa was little. Not only Denada, but her mother, the late Emilia Contessa, also played an active role in facilitating Ressa's life while in Banyuwangi.

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1. The Lawyer States Ressa is Acknowledged and Funded

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"Since she was little, Mas. Both Mbak Denada and her late mother, Mrs. Emilia Contessa, have supported Ressa. Ressa is not just recognized; she is funded, educated, and facilitated," said Muhammad Iqbal.

Iqbal added that although distance separates them, love and financial support have never ceased to flow. He also emphasized that Ressa is equipped with supporting facilities such as a personal vehicle to support her activities.

2. Feeling There is a Neglect Lawsuit

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"If it's technical, yes. What is clear is that Ressa is funded, all facilities are provided, she is given a car," he clarified.

The Denada party feels strange about the existence of this neglect lawsuit because they believe they have given their best all this time. The different treatment between Ressa and Denada's other children is also explained as part of different parental educational strategies.

3. Denada Ready to Prove All Claims

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"It's not just about acknowledging, being funded, being educated, and being given love. Yes, because the distance is far, maybe not every day, that's just how it is. Facilities have also been provided," Iqbal asserted.

Now, Denada's party is ready to prove all those funding claims in the upcoming main trial. They believe that the facts in court will speak louder than the narratives circulating in cyberspace.

"Yes, it was mentioned earlier that it's not just about acknowledging," Muhammad Iqbal concluded.

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